North Carolina Methodist conference honors college founders
The 107th annual North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church met at High Point college to honor Dr. R. M. Andrews and the late Dr. J. F. McCulloch. The afternoon program, moved from Greens, featured historical tributes and a look to the college’s future, with Dr. Humphreys reporting and a potential ten-member college committee to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
The
Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
Greens
R. M. Andrews
J. F. McCulloch
Devel
Andrews
McCulloch
G. I. Humphreys
More than 34 000 000 Persons Our National Forests In 15
A brief report notes that more than 34 million people used or visited National Forests in a 15 year period. The item mentions public access, recreation value, and conservation emphasis rather than specific sites or dates.
Red Cross to Aid Pellagra Sufferers With Yeast and Seeds
The Red Cross will supply yeast to about 200 pellagra sufferers in the community and donate garden seeds to promote vegetable growing to address the dietary cause. Co. E Diffendale of the High Point chapter notified the Eastern area Red Cross and urged continued support from Junior Service League and Woman's Club. The plan emphasizes yeast as emergency aid and vegetables as the permanent solution with home gardens encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ihs
Co. E. Diffendale
High Point
Washington
Junior Service League
Woman's Club
Diffendale
Blind musician 10 gives recital at Aycock auditorium
Luigi Boccelli nicknamed the Blind Caruso will present a musical recital at Aycock auditorium Greensboro next Thursday night November 32 at 8 30 under Guilford County Association for the Blind. He is a renowned tenor who has performed in New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other major cities. Tickets are available through Mrs R T Amos or Mrs J E Millis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luigi Boccelli
Caruso
Aycock
Greensboro
Guilford County Association For the
Boccelli
America
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Academy of Music
Rvoice
Beethoven
Tosti
del Reigo
Campbell-Tipton
R. T. Amos
J. E. Millis
Guillford County Association For the Blind
Service League Provides Shoes for 160 Children
Approximately 160 school children were fitted with shoes and socks at Belk-Stevens store over two days through an emergency fund provided by the Junior Service League. The fund followed an investigation showing many city students would miss winter schooling due to inadequate clothing, especially shoes, with Elm Street excluded as its PTA had already supplied clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belk-Stevens
Junior Service League
League
Elm Street
parent-Teacher Association
Young Named Head of Kiwanis in High Point
R K Young elected president of the High Point Kiwanis club for 1935 at the annual business meeting in the Elwood hotel. He succeeds T W Sprinkle. New officers include R T Amos vice president W J Fraley secretary treasurer and several directors. The group will install officers early next year. Reverend J P Hipps praised civic groups and the Empty Stocking fund was to be launched with November 39 meeting canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Young
High Point Kiwanis Club
Elwood
T. W. Sprinkle
R. T. Amos
W. J. Fraley
W. F. Clayton
E. C. Cridlebaugh
D. Gibson
Sjr
H. F. Hunsucker
G. H
Sprinkle
W. T. Powell
C. F. Tomlinson
John Roddy
Rock Hill, D. C
Ten Divorces Granted by High Point Court
Ten divorces were granted by the High Point municipal court as the November session neared its close. Grounds were two years separation in all cases. Names of separated spouses include Simmons, Ann Eleanor Simmons. Pearl Tatum. Marinda Norman. Arthur W. Parrish. Dora B. Rich. Mollie Hoover. Ruby Tysinger Smith. C. L. Everhart. Carley Bosses. M. H. Chadwick. Small-amount judgments for plaintiffs were also signed by Judge Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Roscoe Simmons
Ann Eleanor Simmons
Pearl Tatum
Ollie G. Tatum
Marinda Norman
Peter Benton Norman
Arthur W. Parrish
Vaughnie Parrish
Dora B. Rich
John M. Rich
Mollie Hoover
Harrison Hoover
Ruby Tysinger Smith
Fred C. Smith
C. L. Everhart
Julia H Everhart
Carley A. Bosses
Jennie Jones Boggs
M. H. Chadwick
Mildred Chadwick
Lewis E. Teague
Woman jumps from police car into Burrus Memorial Hospital
Frances Medlin of Grace Street tried to escape officers around 2 80 o clock in the afternoon. She leaped from a police car and landed on the pavement at Burrus Memorial Hospital with several bruises. Neighbors say injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Medlin
Grace Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Civitan Inter Club Meeting Tonight in High Point
High Point Civitan hosts a tri city meeting with Winston-Salem Greensboro and local clubs at the Elwood Hotel main dining room starting 6 45 PM A varied program includes Dr A B Conrad First Baptist pastor as speaker and a musical lineup featuring Clarence Schultheiss Dorothy Rankin and Robert Fearing presiding official W F Bailey welcome visitors and Dr Harry L Brockmann leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Civitans
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Elwood
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Clarence Schultheiss
Dorothy Rankin
Robert Fearing
W. F. Bailey
Civitans
Harry L. Brockmann
Socialist protest against North Carolina election laws
A telegram from Otis Slate and Alton Lawrence to Major L P McLendon denounces NC election laws as disenfranchising minority parties. It claims ten thousand petitioners and prepledged votes violate the Australian Ballot Law and urges the Institute of Government to discuss and push changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major L. P. McLendon
State Board of Elections
Socialist Party
Otis Slate
Alton Lawrence
Major Mclendon
Institute of Government
Raleigh
Socialist Party of North Carolina
Funeral Service Held For Mr Kinney Victim Of Accident
Funeral services for W. N. Kinney 76 who died after injuries from a Saturday automobile strike were held at his home in Lexington Avenue with two pastors officiating. The Lexington cemetery graveside service was conducted by Rev. Mr. Witherspoon of the Lexington First Presbyterian Church, with active pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Kinney
West
Lexington Avenue
W. R. Shaffer
B. O. Privett
First Reformed Church
Jesus
Lexington
Mr. Witherspoon
Lexington First Presbyterian Church
Lexington Cemetery
Paul Hamilton
C. A. York
Shelly York
T. Bule
Spencer Epps
G. D. Clapp
J. B. Blair
Andrews Talks At Brentwood School On Winged Victory
Dr. T Wingate Andrews addressed Brentwood school pupils during the Junior Red Cross Council meeting. A plaster cast of the Winged Victory statue was presented by principal Mrs J Moore, accepted by Grady Lee Morgan. The program included songs devotionals and Red Cross reports amid school garden remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wingate Andrews
Brentwood School
Junior Red Cross Council
Louvre
Paris
J. ©. Moore
Grady Lee Morgan
Andrews
Kent Dennis
Red Cross
Good Will Garden Club
Suggs Named Drum Corps Head At Andrew Jackson Post
Robert Suggs was elected commander of the drum and bugle corps of Andrew Jackson post No. 87 American Legion at the corps annual meeting on East Commerce Street. He succeeds George Hedrick. officers elected include H. C. Twining vice commander John H. King finance officer D. C. Farlowe adjutant quartermaster Robert Holt re elected David Wright drum major re elected H. C. Twining assistant drum major Charles Peck musical instructor re elected D. C. Farlowe bugle sergeant re elected Earl Sharpe drum sergeant re elected. A special meeting is set for next Monday at 7 o'clock with the full corps meeting at 7:30. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 8. Suggs
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
East Commerce Street
Mr. Suggs
George Hedrick
H. C. Twining
John H. King
D. C. Farlowe
Robert Holt
David Wright
Charles Peck
Earl Sharpe
RIPE STRAWBERRIES DISPLAYED BY LOCAL GARDENER
O. Leonard of 512 Lake Street displayed ripe strawberries at The Enterprise today. He said several strawberries were in bloom with many green ones and a number of ripe ones at present.
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Z. O. Leonard
Lake Street
Enterprise
Local notables and flower carriers listed in society notes
The article lists attendees including A Beldere Ray Shiplett and A C Cecil among club members and names a long procession of women carrying bouquets such as Ruth Pierce Aileen Rothrock Thelma Rothrock Jesse Kinney Mrs McNeil Mary Kinney Bobbie Moore Pauline Smith Edith Grace Osteen Ruby Smith Opal Kanouse Ila Violet Kanouse Opal Davis Ruth Harrell in a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beldere
Ray Shiplett
A. C. Cecil
K. L. Shipwash
C. L. Gray
O. D. Stutts
C. C. Muse
Ruth Pierce
Aileen Rothrock
Thelma Rothrock
Jesse Kinney
Mrs. McNeil
Mary Kinney
Bobbie Moore
Pauline Smith
Edith
Grace Osteen
Ruby Smith
Opal
Ila
Violet Kanouse
Opal Davis
Ruth Harrell
Awards Made in Hobby Display at Library Here
First place in the school hobby exhibit at the High Point Public Library goes to Elm Street school announced by Mrs. Nancy Kirkman Poston after judges' decision. Second place to Bay Street school and third to Junior High. Individual grade awards include Miss Tinnin’s first grade for They Seed Babies and Their Cradles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Public Library
Elm Street
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Bay Street
Miss Tinnin
Elm Street School
Louise Jennings
John Richardson Haworth
Ray Street School
C. C. Ensign
Forrest Harvill
Oak HM School
Elizabeth Ragan Poston
Mra
Hammonds Stage Rotary Playlet At New London Luncheon
A Rotary playlet titled Crab was presented by Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hammond at the Emerywood Country club luncheon in New London Conn. The skit featured a business man transformed into a true Rotarian through a math appeal by a disguised “Rotary Ann.” James G. Hammond played the male lead with Mrs. Hammond also taking multiple roles and delivering recitations.
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Rotary
James G. Hammond
New London
James G.mond
Hammond
Turner
Hammonds
R. B. Terry
Woman's Club
Ular Club
Sheraton Hotel
Community exhibitors thanked for school show efforts
Ann Lockridge and Mrs. Poston express appreciation to all contributors of exhibits and to Edward Gurley for loaned show cases. They also thank the high school art department for its easels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lockridge
Poston
Edward Gurley
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M. P. Conference
Madam Leon
West 4Th St
WN. C
K. Commerce
Saves Motors & Deo
Shell Tire & Battery CO
N. Main St
Seward’s Market
East Commerce
Rabbit
Tray
Sheffield
Ina
Ruby
Ladies
Baguette
Waene Ses Ons Renee
Rones Jewelry Co
South Main Street
County Association For Blind
Service League
Kiwanis Club
RK. Young
Kiwanis
Civic Club
Civitans Inter
Kinney
Suggs
Drum and Bugle Corps of
Damax Bowes
Optometrist
S. Main St
HIGH POINT PERPETUAL BUILDING &@ LOAN ASS’N
W. Oolinard
F. Johnson
Ray Street
City Shoe Shop
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